The phrase "instructions to stop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when providing or requesting guidance on how to cease an action or behavior.
Example: "The safety manual includes clear instructions to stop the machinery in case of an emergency."
Alternatives: "directions to cease" or "guidelines to halt".
It has spent years ignoring United Nations instructions to stop enriching uranium.
Mr. Lazio said peace depended on whether Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, "issues the instructions to stop the violence".
A judge banned the singing of the song — and the party itself issued instructions to stop the racially divisive renditions.
Many small and medium-size banks reportedly received instructions to stop lending but it was unclear whether the ban also covered the biggest banks.
Costa had already been booked after ignoring the referee Jon Moss's instructions to stop tangling with Coleman at a free-kick.
As soon as the nation's political situation had improved, when in January 1920 the Red Army took Rostov, Lenin gave instructions to stop mass terror and to abolish the death penalty.
Bin Laden's instruction to stop small-scale operations and focus on major spectaculars also largely fell on deaf ears.
"Arafat and the Palestinian leadership have to give a clear and unequivocal instruction to stop terror, to stop the involvement of its own people in murderous activities".
That night Andy drives us for an hour to the border, where there is a sign with a red hand and the instruction to stop.
In right-wing postings, any attempt to express the argument in the form of a poem should be taken as an instruction to stop reading instantly.
Only by fluke – one of the cameramen had removed his headphones and therefore had not heard Scorsese's instruction to stop filming and change the magazine – did the the song get filmed.
